I don't feel like he was trying to get sacked, just that he wasn't trying to do anything to not get sacked...
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The message was definitely vanilla (boring) enough to have been written by Nono.
If he can't get back into management the guy should start a new line of audio relaxation recordings, his dulcet (boring) tones would have anyone off to sleep within minutes...
Darnswim
wrong thread?
Yeah, moved it to the right one.
Have I gotta change my vote to 'No' now?
I haven't had the chance to watch this yet but even the promo for it in the Tweet is an incredible emotional response from Nuno.
www.bbc.co.uk
BBC Sport - Raul Jimenez: Code Red
The story of a life-threatening injury and a battle to return to the top of the game.
Nuno Espirito-Santo is a good man. A quiet kind introvert. I wish him personally well wherever he does. I am shocked he has become a first team coach. Not a leader of men in my honest opinion but a decent human being above all..
I haven't had the chance to watch this yet but even the promo for it in the Tweet is an incredible emotional response from Nuno.
BBC Sport - Raul Jimenez: Code Red
The story of a life-threatening injury and a battle to return to the top of the game.
I watched half of it the other night, Nuno was in bits reliving it all. I do wonder what kind of long term effect it had on him.
There were also unique stats going around that following his injury Wolves didn't(?) score a headed goal for the rest of the season and they conceded many goals from Corners and set-pieces that were scored by oppo headers! they didn't concede prior!
That tells me a fair bit about the coach, because you would see this as a very obvious outcome of the incident and addressed it....
very difficult one to address, especially midseason, to be fair.
It could also just as been an anomaly, couldn't say they had a striker good enough to replace him and certain;y not as good in the air, not a forte of Traore's for example. They had many other injuries that year too, maybe one or two of those not available was also key for them at defending aerials in the box???
Or it could be the case that everyone was just mentally unable to win a header following the incident, perhaps oppo scouts noticed this and started pumping even more high balls into the box, which artificially inflated the stats???
I haven't had the chance to watch this yet but even the promo for it in the Tweet is an incredible emotional response from Nuno.
BBC Sport - Raul Jimenez: Code Red
The story of a life-threatening injury and a battle to return to the top of the game.
It's weird to me when you watch something like this and then realise that we continued to practice heading in training.
Nuno Espírito Santo admits he ignores heading advice in Tottenham training
Nuno Espírito Santo said he has ignored the guidance on heading restrictions in training, suggesting aerial challenges are impossible to scale down
www.theguardian.com
I had forgotten about thatIt's weird to me when you watch something like this and then realise that we continued to practice heading in training.
Nuno Espírito Santo admits he ignores heading advice in Tottenham training
Nuno Espírito Santo said he has ignored the guidance on heading restrictions in training, suggesting aerial challenges are impossible to scale down